Will these fit a 9" x 12" PAPERback textbook? If not, do you have any jumbo covers that would fit this?
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I don't think any of these stretchy book covers would work on a paperback for the reason mentioned in the other response. The material is too stretchy and requires a hardback's resistance.
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I would not order from this company. The ad was deceiving. I only received one cover and a bunch of paper bookmarkers. In addition, the cover won't work on paperback books. Consider making a book cover from a paper bag.
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I just tried it on an 8 1/2 x 11 workbook and I could not do it because it's not a hard covered book, the workbook cover kind of just collapses because the book cover pulls so tight.
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I have a mixture of hardback and paperback cookbooks on my shelves and they are holding up fine. If they are average size books, I would say you should be fine. However if you are using them for college size text books on a full shelf, I might hesitate in the purchase. Also I am not accessing my books everyday like you may in a classroom. If you are working with small kids who might climb on the shelves than I would not purchase it for a classroom.
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They are designed for 8.5" x 11" sized binders. They are a regular paper size.
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I would recommend using the measurement provided by the manufacturer to see if they will fit for you - Large: 15-1/2" x 9-1/2" x 5" - Jumbo: 17-1/2" x 10-1/2" x 7".
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You should get bigger ones! These are rather small. The approximate dimensions are 12X18X7. My guess is it would probably only hold 1 mattress cover.
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I found them to be on the narrow side. They are 8 and 3/4 inches max. 80 pages in thickness can vary greatly depending on the paper stock, so I'd look at the binding. If it's a wraparound cover that has a single crease along the binding and no room for writing, they are probably OK. If the binding is wide enough for the name of the magazine, vol number, and so on down the spine, they could be a tight squeeze. Anything with an overall footprint bigger than 8.5 x 11 is unlikely to fit.
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I purchased several covers. Make sure they match the larger dimensions of this particular style.
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They would not fit an 8x10 coloring book, unless it were rolled up. We used them for goody bags at our child's birthday and the worked great for a few small toys and candy. Good quality.
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Hi Guy, I tried a book that is about that size, it is wide enough-I don't think it is deep enough ^ for it it, probably would fit if you didn't have to close the zipper-Hope this helps a littleG.Riley, Waterloo
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No, I don't think a standard size textbook will fit in it. The case is pretty small. It can only fit a hard cover novel or paperback.
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i think they're about 3 1/2 inches. they are ideal for mail, we use them as mailboxes for our regional offices. the width is right at 8 1/2 x11 so if the textbooks were any wider than that it probably wouldn't work for you.
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Well Yes and No... They have universal flip covers for it on here or eBay, like the folio ones that close like a book. But I haven't found one specifically for mine. I think they would work fine.
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hi! The one I purchased was made for the 9 " Nook, however, if they make one for your size, I would say go with it because thisGYMLE is really an authentic cover.Now having checked out the ad on amazon, it seems to be only for the 9 inch Nook. But keep checking, perhaps you'll find one. Regards, Debbie
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Bought these for my daughter to frame her three college degrees. I have not seen these yet, but she reports that they fit and look great. I'm not sure what her dimensions are but I can't imagine that they would be smaller than what you are asking about. good luck.
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Hi- if you mean small paperback novels, I think the pockets are too deep and they would disappear. I use it for my son's dr. Seuss books and things of that size. Hope that helps.
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I just checked & it fits about 2 men's medium weight XL T-shirts without stretching the plastic & 2 paperback 500 page books no bigger than 6x9" with room for thin bubble wrap. Shirts & books not at the same time ofcourse! :) Plastic is thin so package/reinforce appropriately.
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I don't know that i would use them to hold textbooks sized but maybe paperback novels. I haven't put a whole lot of weight on mine since i use them at artist alley. The times i have used it for heavier storage it has not batted a eyelash though. As long as you don't weight it with 30 math books you should be alright.